Abstract
Forbidden experiments the marvellous child top of the class sports and games calculators and mathematicians precocious artists young leaders prodigy and genius intelligence and after exceptional abilities the problem of the prodigy.
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- 1990
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John Radford
(1990).
Child Prodigies and Exceptional Early Achievers.
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